ACS Pasha 25 EC
Category: Crop Protection
Product Group: Insecticide (Insecticide)
Active Agent: 250 g/L Cypermethrin
Formulation: Emulsion Concentrate (EC)
Codling Moth: The spraying should be done according to the prediction and early warning system. The objective in codling moth control is to kill the hatched larvae before they enter the fruit by treating the trees with insecticides during the emergence of the larvae of each generation. Pear Psyllid: One application may be sufficient when almost all eggs laid by overwintering generation adults hatch, stage two and three nymphs begin to appear and more than 15% of the shoots are infested, sweetish substance leakage begins and natural enemies are not many. Pistachio psyllid: If 20-30 per leaf are found in weekly counts on 100 combined leaves, spraying should be performed before most eggs hatch and before the first adult parasitoids appear and form a sticky layer (fumagine) on the leaf surface. Cherry - Goat Moth: The appearance of adults is monitored by hanging pheromone traps in infested gardens. Spraying begins at the end of the adult appearance or mid-August and early September when young larvae are seen in colonies just under the tree trunk bark. Second spraying is carried out depending on the duration of the effectiveness of the insecticide. Grains - Sunn Pest: Chemical control is decided according to the counts and evaluations made in the fields. Ornamental Plants - Narcissus Bulb Flies: When the plant height is 10 cm, about 1000 tubers should be checked for each decare to represent the field and if the infestation rate is 5%, control should be decided. When the adults begin to appear, the first spraying should be carried out 10 days after the first appearance for both pests. Sunflower - Old World Bollworm: Spraying begins when eggs, stage one larvae or signs of harm are observed on 5 out of 100 plants. Tomato - Old World Bollworm: The field is entered in the direction of the diagonal lines and depending on the size of the field, 50 to 100 plants are checked, and eggs and larvae are looked for on the flowers, leaves, stems, fruits and shoots of the plants. When 5 out of 100 plants are infested, application is carried out. Tomato AND Eggplant, Silverleaf whitefly: The field where an infestation has been detected is entered in the direction of the diagonal lines. In broad leaf plants, every 5 steps, 50 leaves are collected from the bottom, middle and top leaves. Application is carried out when there are 5 larvae-pupae per leaf. Corn Borer and Stalk Borer: Application is made when the first egg is detected. After the first application, 2 more applications are performed at 15-day intervals. European Grapevine Moth: The spraying should be done according to the prediction and warning system. Spraying is carried out by monitoring the hatching of the first larvae from the eggs when the number of moths caught in the pheromone traps peaks and then decreases, the afternoon temperatures exceed 15°C for two consecutive days and show continuity in the first generation, the sum of the effective temperatures reaches 120 days-degrees in the 1st generation, 520 days-degrees in the 2nd generation and 1047 days-degrees in the 3rd generation, the phenology of the vine is flower bud in the 1st generation, unripe grape in the 2nd generation and beginning of sweetening in the 3rd generation. A spraying is made in each generation. However, since egg laying may continue from the 3rd generation, spraying continues as long as new eggs are found by considering the effectiveness period of the insecticide and harvest date. Lentil - Seed Bruchid Infestation during the field period is prevented by spraying 2-3 times at 10-14 day intervals as soon as the subcapsules are dry by considering the development of the variety and the sowing time in the areas known to be infested. Grasshopper: After the start of the harmful grasshopper nymphs in the reservation (Tree Planting) areas against grasshoppers and after detecting the suitable density in the surveys, chemical control begins immediately.
Plant | Harmful Organism Name | Application Dosage and Period | Time Between Last Application and Harvest |
Apple | Codling Moth | 20 ml/100 L water, larvae | 7 days |
(Cydia pomonella) | |||
Pear | Pear Psyllid | 20 ml/100 L water, nymph-adult | 7 days |
(Cacopsylia pyri) | (After the petals fall off, | ||
Spraying is carried out in the stage 2 and 3 nymphs) | |||
Pistachio | Pistachio psyllid | 25 ml/100 L water | 7 days |
(Agonoscena pistaciae) | (The first application is carried out when 20% of the leaves are infested) | ||
Cherry | Goat Moth | 80 ml/100 L water, young larvae period | 7 days |
(Cossus cossus) | |||
Grains | Sunn Pest (Eurygester spp) | 20 ml/da, stage 1-3 nymph | 7 days |
30 ml/da; nymphs of 4th to 5th stages, and new generation adult | |||
Ornamental Plants | Narcissus Bulb Flies | 80 ml/100 L water, | 7 days |
(Eumerus narcissi, Merodon eques) | In the field period | ||
Sunflower | Old World Bollworm | 40 ml/da | 7 days |
(Helicoverpa armigera) | |||
Tomato | Silverleaf whitefly | 30 ml/da, larvae, adult | 7 days |
(Bemisia tabaci) | |||
Old World Bollworm | 30 ml/da, larvae, adult | 7 days | |
(Helicoverpa armigera) | |||
Eggplant | Silverleaf whitefly | 30 ml/da, larvae, adult | 7 days |
(Bemisia tabaci) | |||
Corn | Stalk Borer | 30 ml/da, larvae | 7 days |
(Sesamia Spp) | Spraying is carried out 3 times at 15-day intervals. | ||
Corn Borer | (Spraying begins when eggs are found) | ||
(Ostrinia nubilalis) | |||
Sugar Beet | Tortoise Beetle | 30 ml/da | 7 days |
(Cassida spp) | |||
Sugar Beet Flea Beetle | 25 ml/da | ||
(Chaetocnema tibialis) | |||
Leaf Worms | 30 ml/da | ||
(Spodoptera exiqua, Mamestra spp. | |||
Plusia gamma) | |||
Leaf Bug | 30 ml/da | ||
(Piesma maculata) | |||
Cutworm | 30 ml/da | ||
(Agrotis spp) | |||
Common Pests | Grasshoppers | 40 ml/da | 7 days |
(Locusts) | |||
Vineyard*/** | European Grapevine Moth | 20 ml/100 l water, larvae | 7 days |
(Lobesia botrana) | (The first spraying is caried out when moth activities start or lharm caused by arva is seen) | ||
Lentil | Seed Bruchid | 40 ml/da | 7 days |
(Bruchus spp) | |||
Ash Tree | Fall Webworm | 25 ml/100 L water, young larvae period | 7 days |
(Hyphantria cunea) |